Goes beyond simple PDF viewing
Jaws PDF Editor provides editing features not available in Acrobat Reader.

View and Print PDF files
Open, navigate and print any PDF file using Jaws PDF Editor. Navigation options include, thumbnails, pages, bookmarks or hyperlinks. Using Jaws PDF Editor as the default PDF viewer in Internet Explorer allows access to Editor's tools when viewing PDF files from the web.

Annotate with comments
Jaws PDF Editor includes the ability to create/add and save comments directly in the PDF file. Add "sticky note" comments or highlight, strikeout and underline text. All comment types have a pop-up comment window into which you can type additional information. All comments in a PDF document can be listed and sorted by caption, type, date or page enabling users to check and change properties of comments, as well as hide, import and export comments. A formatting toolbar within pop-up notes allows users to directly format text as needed in bold and italic to add emphasis.

Manipulate PDF files
Jaws PDF Editor allows you to manipulate PDF pages and documents by rotating, deleting, inserting, extracting and reordering pages and then saving the changes to the file. Use the Finish Document Wizard, which gives users a clear step-by-step guide to producing a final PDF file.

Bookmark editing
Add, edit, format, reposition and delete bookmarks. New formatting features include customisable 'styles' specifying font, colour, and bold and italic preferences. The destination zoom level of all bookmarks in a document can be set to the same level, especially useful after combining several documents with bookmarks into one document.

Familiar and customizable interface
Jaws PDF Editor was designed with Microsoft Offices users in mind so reducing the learning curve for using this application. Many features function similar to those in MS Office applications and standard Windows keyboard shortcuts are used. There are several ways to customize the user interface such as dock the Navigation pane on the left or right of your screen, allow it to float, rearrange toolbars and turn toolbars or individual buttons off or on.